We've helped hundreds of travel companies improve their practices to protect wildlife
Pictured above: A tiger cub in a cage at a tourist attraction in Thailand
We have the expertise and tools to help you ensure your offers respect animals and the people whose livelihoods may depend on them while still providing a unique wildlife experience.
Engage your colleagues by assembling a group to introduce the subject of animal welfare to your company
Develop animal welfare policy and guidelines
Train your staff on animal welfare and how to identify cruel attractions (we have materials to help with this)
Work with your suppliers to phase-out captive wildlife entertainment and engage with ethical alternatives (we can provide you with tools such as checklists and reports to help you identify red flags)
Tell travellers about your company’s commitment to protect wildlife, and encourage them to do the same using our resources, such as our simple animal-friendly tourism guide
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Happy Elephant Care Valley in Chiang Mai is shifting away from cruelty and becoming an elephant-friendly attraction. Together with some of the world’s most...
We know elephant cruelty is causing them to suffer at tourist attractions. But our new research reveals that their trainers and keepers – known as mahouts –...
We’ve developed a new business model to help make elephant tourist attractions in Thailand safer for elephants, by shifting away from cruel and unnatural...
Our partnership will help protect Asian elephants exploited to entertain tourists. TUI Care Foundation was initiated by TUI, the world’s largest travel company...
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